Digital & new media
Digital & new media
Digital art, NFTs, AI art, virtual reality, new technologies applied to art.
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Beck's New Music Video Stars a 2-Year-Old Instagram Star and Her Giant Poodles
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Beck’s latest music video, “Fix Me,” from his 2017 album “Colors,” features Mame, a two-year-old Japanese Instagram star with 260,000 followers, along with her three big poodles:…
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ADA Platform Launches in Rome with Exhibition at Floridi Doria Pamphilj
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ADA (Your Art and Design Advisor), a new online platform for contemporary art, design, and collecting, is launching in Italy. Founded by art advisor Carlotta Mastroianni (born…
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Google Arts & Culture App Matches Faces to Artworks
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Google has launched a new feature within its Arts & Culture app that uses facial recognition software to find artworks resembling user selfies. The app scans a database of over…
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Damien Hirst Takes Control of His Instagram, Shares Personal Reflections
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Damien Hirst has taken over his Instagram account, transforming it into a personal diary with reflections, videos, and nostalgic notes. Previously managed by his studio staff, the…
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Blockchain's Potential Impact on Cultural Sector and Art Market
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Blockchain technology, the distributed ledger system underlying Bitcoin, is poised to revolutionize the cultural sector by enabling transparent and efficient management of…
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Damien Hirst's mockumentary 'Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable' lands on Netflix to mixed reactions
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Damien Hirst's mockumentary 'Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable' is now streaming on Netflix, drawing criticism from viewers who felt misled by its documentary format.…
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MoMA's Chiara Bernasconi on Digital Strategy and Museum Relevance
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Chiara Bernasconi, a nine-year veteran at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, discusses the critical role of digital communication and development in museums. She argues that…
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Digital Art's Market Challenges at Ars Electronica
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Lorenzo Taiuti reflects on the persistent difficulty of selling digital art, a problem that has hindered its growth since the 1990s when a gallerist questioned how to sell video…
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Welcome to Rome: Interactive Virtual Show on Ancient Roman History
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Physicist and science communicator Paco Lanciano has launched Welcome to Rome, a permanent virtual and interactive exhibition inside the former Cinema Augustus on Corso Vittorio…
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Zabludowicz Collection opens London's first permanent VR art space
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On January 18, 2018, the Zabludowicz Collection in London will launch 360, the first free, permanent public space dedicated to virtual reality art. The initiative is part of the…
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Facebook launches Watch video service to compete with Netflix and Amazon Prime
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Facebook has launched Watch, a new video service available to its 214 million US users since early September 2017. The service is organized into two sections: Discover, featuring…
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Papagna Experience: Un Museo Virtuale Diffuso a Ceglie Messapica
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A new invisible museum called Papagna Experience has launched in Ceglie Messapica, a historic town in the Valle d'Itria, southern Italy. The project offers a free, immersive tour…
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Nan Goldin Launches Instagram Account Despite Previous Criticism
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Nan Goldin, known for her brutally honest and autobiographical photography that prefigured social media aesthetics, has opened a personal Instagram account despite previously…
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App AR e AI per arte e design: Magic Plan, Rapto, WorldBrush
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Un articolo di Simona Caraceni su Artribune Magazine #40 esamina tre app che sfruttano realtà aumentata e intelligenza artificiale per scopi artistici e progettuali. Magic Plan…
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Infinite Zoom Through Art History by AI Engineer Alexander Mordvintsev
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Alexander Mordvintsev, a Russian computer engineer at Google, created an infinite zoom video that traverses dozens of Western painting masterpieces from van Gogh to Gauguin. The…
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Terme di Caracalla becomes first Italian archaeological site fully explorable in 3D
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Starting December 20, 2017, the Baths of Caracalla in Rome became the first Italian archaeological site entirely visitable in 3D through a virtual reality project called…
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Yōji Kuri's Psychedelic Short Inspired by Bosch
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Yōji Kuri, a pioneer of Japanese independent animation born in 1928, created the short film The Midnight Parasites in 1972, now uploaded to Vimeo. The film draws inspiration from…
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Loading Italy: Videogiochi per promuovere il patrimonio culturale italiano
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The Loading Italy initiative, launched by the cultural group IVIPRO, aims to develop video games set in Italy's historical and artistic sites. Inspired by the groundbreaking…
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MAUA: Milan's Augmented Reality Street Art Museum Launches in Peripheral Districts
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MAUA (Museo di Arte Urbana Aumentata), an augmented reality street art museum, launches in Milan on December 17, 2017, at BASE. The project originates from "Milano Città…
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Interactive Monument in Ohio Lets Visitors Become the Face
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A towering interactive sculpture titled 'As We Are' by local artist Matthew Mohr has been permanently installed at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Ohio. The…
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Sushisyrup: The Instagram Archive Blending Pop Culture and Art History
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Sushisyrup, an Instagram account with over 4,000 followers, functions as a vast visual archive where images from cinema, television, pop culture, and art history are juxtaposed to…
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DIS Collective Launches Video Streaming Platform dis.art
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The DIS collective, founded in New York in 2010 by Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso, and David Toro, is shutting down DIS Magazine to launch a new video streaming platform…
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Steve Cutts' 'Happiness' Animation Satirizes Consumerism
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British animator Steve Cutts released a new short film titled 'Happiness' on YouTube, which quickly amassed over one million views in its first week. Set in a dystopian world…
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Gustav Klimt Foundation launches online database for centenary
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The Gustav Klimt Foundation, established in 2013 from Ursula Ucicky's donation of works collected by her husband Gustav Ucicky (one of Klimt's illegitimate sons), will launch the…
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Roman De Giuli's 'Matereality': Analog Special Effects Without CGI
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Roman De Giuli, a German filmmaker, created a short video titled 'Matereality' that uses only analog materials—iron filings, magnets, reflective pigments, and glitter—to produce…
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Museo del Prado puts 12,000 archival documents online
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The Museo del Prado has unveiled a digital archive comprising 12,000 documents that chronicle its 200-year legacy, available at https://archivo.museodelprado.es. Spearheaded by…
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MoMA Launches 'At the Museum' Web Series Behind the Scenes
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The Museum of Modern Art in New York has launched a new web series titled 'At the Museum,' releasing episodes every Friday on its YouTube channel. The eight-episode series reveals…
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OK Go's new music video uses 567 printers to create analog pixel art
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The US band OK Go has released a new music video for their 2014 song 'Obsession' that uses 567 printers and thousands of colored sheets of paper to create animated patterns. The…
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Disney's Trulli Tales Animated Series Set in Alberobello's Trulli
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Disney's new animated series 'Trulli Tales. Le avventure dei Trullaleri' is set in the trulli of Alberobello, Puglia, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996. The series follows…
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Kickstarter Launches Drip, a Subscription Service for Artists
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Kickstarter has relaunched Drip, a subscription-based platform acquired in 2016 from Ghostly International, now fully revamped and in public beta. Drip allows fans to support…
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Julia Gorton's Polaroids of 1970s NYC punk scene find new life on Instagram
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Photographer Julia Gorton (born 1958) is sharing her archive of Polaroid shots capturing the 1970s punk and new wave scene in New York City, primarily taken at the legendary CBGB…
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Museo Reina Sofia launches digital archive on Picasso's Guernica with 2,000 documents
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In partnership with Telefonica, the Museo Reina Sofia has unveiled a complimentary website focused on Pablo Picasso's Guernica, which boasts the most extensive documentary…
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Sky Arte's 'Dark Net' Series Explores the Dark Side of the Internet
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Starting Tuesday, November 14, Sky Arte HD will air 'Dark Net,' an eight-episode documentary series investigating the intersection of real and virtual life. The series examines…
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WifiTapestry: an artwork that comes alive with Wi-Fi signals
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Dutch artist Richard Vijgen has created WifiTapestry, an installation that visualizes invisible Wi-Fi radio frequencies. The work uses a controller that monitors traffic on 13…
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Roberto D'Agostino Returns to Sky Arte with 'Dago in the Sky'
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On November 7, Sky Arte HD premieres a new edition of 'Dago in the Sky', hosted by Roberto D'Agostino. The show explores contemporary culture through technology and the so-called…
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Centro Pecci di Prato lancia web tv con talk show Dart – Il senso dell'arte
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Domani, il Centro per l'arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci di Prato lancerà la sua web tv con il talk show 'Dart – Il senso dell'arte', una serie di eventi in diretta streaming che…
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Nidaros Cathedral facade animated from a single photo
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Ismael Sanz-Pena, a professor at the Kansas City Art Institute, created an animation of the Nidaros Cathedral facade in Trondheim, Norway, using just a single photograph. The…
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How Artists and Critics Use Instagram as an Artistic Medium
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Instagram has transformed the art world by enabling direct artist-collector interactions, bypassing traditional gatekeepers. Artists like Cindy Sherman use the platform for…
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Stop-motion animation on human skin using 3D printing
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London-based creative agency DBLG, in collaboration with animation studio Animade, created a stop-motion video titled 'Hey Pressto' to celebrate its tenth anniversary. The project…
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Laurie Anderson's 'Heart of a Dog' Airs on Sky Arte HD
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Laurie Anderson's film 'Heart of a Dog' premieres on Sky Arte HD on Friday, October 27. The non-conventional documentary centers on her beloved rat terrier Lolabelle, who died in…
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